Maoz Israel Report - November 2017 Ari & Shira Sorko-Ram

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BIRTHING ISRAEL,     CHANGING HISTORY:     BALFOUR DECLARATION         By Shira Sorko-Ram                 November 2, 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of        the signing of the Balfour Declaration, in which Great        Britain declared that "His Majesty's Government view        with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national        home for the Jewish people, and will use their best        endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object..."        Read the article...
JERUSALEM, 1917        AS FORETOLD IN    THE BIBLE          Jerusalem, December 11, 1917:             The atmosphere was electric as General Edmund        Allenby dismounted his horse in humility, removed his        hat in reverence, and entered the walls of the Old City        through the Jaffa Gate, which hadn't been in use for        many years.             Six hundred and seventy-three years of Muslim rule        were over...   Continue Reading...
BOOKS FOR THE    HUNGRY AND THIRSTY                          You, too, can help us bring the TRUTH of        God's Word to Israel!                  Our Hebrew Publishing department is currently        working on eight books, including our second book for        children - "You Are Special" by Max Lucado.             Each book we translate and publish is an invaluable        tool for believers in Israel, aiding them to grow in        faith and reach their full potential in their calling.         See which other books we are currently translating...
A PARTNER SPEAKS OUT!              Last week I read your email on "Ending the Famine."        Thinking at first that the topic related to a physical food        problem, I was curiously surprised that it was instead        being applied to the dearth of the Word of God among        Israelis. I would have never imagined that the Tanach in        Israel had such little appeal to many in large part        because it was still being taught in its ancient Hebrew.          Continue Reading...